Re: Guest/Registered
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- Leckenby
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I have customised a template, and it has several image links that must be displayed through the template. I would like three to display when a guest views, and three to display when a registered user views.
How can I do this?
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- James Spencer
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- Try RokAccess.
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- Leckenby
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Right, ive got the bot
But what code for the mambot do I put round my images to make them viewable by guests only or members only, as the mambot code can't just be entered into the template right?
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- James Spencer
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The Mambot comes with instructions
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- Dan L
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Did you not see the page of instructions when you loaded the mambot? It's like, right in your face
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- Behring Bautista
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Has to be something like this:
RokAccess Content Plugin
Usage:
{rokaccess [!]group[,group]}...some content...{/rokaccess}
One ore more group name should be passed, you can expressly deny access by putting a '!'
before the group name in question. It will keep looping through the list provided until
it finds a 'true' value so strange results may occur with conflicting group access. The
standard Joomla! hierarchy applies so an Editor, would be allowed to see content secured
by the Registered or Author group names.
Valid group names are:
- guest
- registered
- author
- editor
- publisher
- manager
- administrator
- super administrator
- special (administrator or super administrator)
Examples:
{rokaccess guest}shows only to guest users{/rokaccess}
{rokaccess !guest}shows to all users who are not a guest{/rokaccess}
{rokaccess registered}shows to all users who are registered{/rokaccess}
{rokaccess guest,!editor}shows to all guests and members who are NOT editors{/rokaccess}
{rokaccess editor,special}shows to editors, administrators, and superadministrators{/rokaccess} - IT Consulting - Asesor Informatico
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- Leckenby
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NO! Your not understanding me!
I need the HTML in the template not the content!
I can't simply put {rokaccess guest}{/rokaccess} in the template HTML can I?
I have some code in the template which I want to work only for guests or only for registered
See what I mean yet?
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- Dan L
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Bloggs_x wrote:
I can't simply put {rokaccess guest}{/rokaccess} in the template HTML can I?
Errr, yes. It won't singe your eyes to try it out you know. - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- Dan L
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Oh plop....yes I see what you mean.
No you'd have to reference the Joomla include variables to acertain the current user group status.
Something like if ($this->group) I think... - Toolbox Digital | Dribbble | Forrst
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- Dan L
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UPDATE:
It's $my->usertype...
You will need to set a global in index for $my:
global $my
...and the user groups are as they appear in Joomla, so "registered" "administrator" etc. - Last Edit: 17 years 2 months ago by Dan L.
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